Immigration Nation: The Shortage of Farm Pickers in the U.S.
Submitted by WDEF on April 9, 2008 - 7:45pm.
News | Immigration: Cost of Freedom
We continue our look at the CBS series this week on illegal immigration.
On Wednesday, a look at a crisis on the farm.
Will U.S. agriculture head to Mexico the way the textile industry did?
It's already happening.
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The percentage of growth in Illegal Immigration is startling. It is a matter of concern for all and serious thinking is must to prevent it. The Video is good. Thanks!
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